Tim McGraw (Greatest Hits) CD and similar items

Additional Information about Greatest Hits by Tim McGraw (CD, Nov-2000, Curb) Portions of this page Copyright 1948 - 2012 Muze Inc. All rights reserved. Album Features UPC: 715187797826 Artist: Tim McGraw Format: CD Release Year: 2000 Record Label: Curb Genre: Contemporary Country, Country Track Listing 1. Indian Outlaw 2. Don't Take the Girl 3. She Never Lets It Go to Her Heart 4. I Like It, I Love It 5. Just to See You Smile 6. It's Your Love 7. Where the Green Grass Grows 8. For a Little While 9. Please Remember Me 10. Something Like That 11. My Best Friend 12. Maybe We Should Just Sleep on It 13. Down on the Farm 14. My Next Thirty Years 15. Let's Make Love Details Contributing Artists: Patty Loveless, Faith Hill, Chris Rodriguez Distributor: WEA (Distributor) Recording Type: Studio Recording Mode: Stereo SPAR Code: n/a Album Notes Personnel includes: Tim McGraw, Faith Hill, Patty Loveless, Chris Rodriguez (vocals).Producers: James Stroud, Tim McGraw, Byron Gallimore, Faith Hill.Personnel: Tim McGraw (vocals, guitar).Photographer: Russ Harrington.Normally, greatest hits packages include a few new tracks as bait for longtime fans who already own every CD by the artist. Tim McGraw's GREATEST HITS collection isn't one of those, but it is the perfect place to start for the casual fan who's heard and enjoyed McGraw's songs on the radio. GREATEST HITS does an admirable job of collecting McGraw's biggest successes since his 1994 breakthrough with the very politically incorrect single "Indian Outlaw."The artist's hits usually fall into two categories--rockin' country rave-ups, and tender ballads. The best are collected here: the reach-for-the-Kleenex weeper "Don't Take the Girl," the goofy Mexicana of "Refried Dreams," the rowdy live favorites "Down on the Farm" and "I Like It, I Love It," and the sensuous, slow-burning "It's Your Love," one of two duets with McGraw's wife, Faith Hill. McGraw's later singles show a marked artistic growth, as evidenced by the sweeping, majestic "Please Remember Me," and the introspective "My Next Thirty Years." Two of McGraw's finest singles--"Everywhere" and "One of These Days"--are inexplicably missing, but GREATEST HITS is still a fine purchase for the fan who wants to beef up his or her country music collection. Editorial Reviews Entertainment Weekly (20001201)